Dokuchaev, N Lissitzky, El, 1890-1941 Novit︠s︡kiĭ, P. (Pavel), b. 1888 VKhUTEMAS (Art school)
Published / Created:
1927
Call Number:
2009 +208
Image Count:
36
Description:
"Arkhitektura Vkhutemasa, Pavel Novitskiĭ:" p. [iii-iv]; "Arkhitekturnyĭ fakul’tet Vkhutemasa, N. Dokuchaev:" p. [v-xiv]; Cover design by El Lissitzky. and Imperfect: spine mutilated and repaired with facsimile work. Inscription: A. Aru[?], 1927. Original w
Publisher:
Izd-vo Vkhutemasa,
Subject (Topic):
Architecture and state --Soviet Union, Architecture --Soviet Union, Architecture --Soviet Union --Designs and plans, Architecture, Russian, Communism and architecture --Soviet Union, and Constructivism (
Colophon: London: Printed for Thomas J. Wise, Hampstead, N.W. Edition limited to twenty-five copies. and In case 21 cm. Keating no. 142. Original pink paper wrappers.
At head of title: ... Shakspere's plays. and George Gissing's copy, with his autograph and manuscript notes, inscribed by him: "Acted at Lind. [Lindow] Grove Xmas 1873." Bookplate: George Matthew Adams.
Publisher:
Ireland & Co.,
Subject (Name):
Gissing, George,--1857-1903--Autograph and Gissing, George,--1857-1903--Ms. notes
Johnson, Benjamin, d. 1822, bookseller Johnson, Jacob, 1771?-1819, bookseller
Published / Created:
1802
Call Number:
Shirley 1074
Image Count:
84
Alternative Title:
Prince Lee Boo.
Description:
Engraved title page. and Imperfect: 1 leave of plates wanting; presentation inscription to Henry Pettit from Aunt Ingersoll, Feb. 23rd 1814, autographed by Pettit.
Publisher:
Printed for B. Johnson & J. Johnson,
Subject (Geographic):
England--Biography and Palau--Princes and princesses--Biography
Subject (Name):
Lee Boo,--d. 1784, Pettit, Henry--Presentation inscription from Aunt Ingersoll, and Wilson, Henry,--d. 1810
Herbert L. Ford, in Shakespeare 1700-1740: a collation of the editions and separate plays. Oxford, 1935, p. 2-3, claims that there were two printings of Tonson's 1709 edition. A comparison of HRC'S three complete (and two partial) sets of this edition with Ford's distinguishing points of the two printings reveals that each set is composed of sheets from both printings, and that in many cases individual volumes are composed of sheets from both printings. Possibly the printings were not discrete., Imperfect: v. 5 only, containing Romeo and Juliet, Timon of Athens, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Hamlet, King Lear, and Othello., Inscribed by copyright-holder on or about the day of publication: Ex dono John Herringman, June ye 6th, 1709., Paged continuously; numerous errors in paging., The above title is prefixed to v. 1 only; v. 2-6 have title: The works of Mr. William Shakespear. Volume the Second [etc.]. (The latter title appears also in v. 1 as an added title page) Each play has special title page., and The frontispiece of v. 1 is a portrait of Shakespeare engraved by M: V. Dr. Gucht.
Publisher:
Printed for Jacob Tonson ...,
Subject (Name):
Herringman, John--Presentation inscription, 1709.--696 % pro
